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// Trois cubes imbriqués by François Morellet is a geometric abstract sculpture created in 1977, made of stainless steel. Measuring 35 x 43 x 25 cm, this piece features three interlocking cubes, meticulously arranged to form a dynamic and visually intriguing composition. Morellet’s work highlights his fascination with mathematical precision, balance, and the minimalist interplay between positive and negative space. The sculpture invites viewers to explore the shifting perceptions created by the arrangement of cubes and the way light and shadow interact with the forms. Published by Plura Edizioni, Milan, this piece showcases Morellet's innovative approach to geometric abstraction.
Trois cubes imbriqués, 1977
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// Trois cubes imbriqués by François Morellet is a geometric abstract sculpture created in 1977, made of stainless steel. Measuring 35 x 43 x 25 cm, this piece features three interlocking cubes, meticulously arranged to form a dynamic and visually intriguing composition. Morellet’s work highlights his fascination with mathematical precision, balance, and the minimalist interplay between positive and negative space. The sculpture invites viewers to explore the shifting perceptions created by the arrangement of cubes and the way light and shadow interact with the forms. Published by Plura Edizioni, Milan, this piece showcases Morellet's innovative approach to geometric abstraction.
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